Watching an anime on Crunchyroll. It’s called “Hourou Musuko Wandering Son.” It’s… one of the few works about trans people I’ve encountered that’s actually about trans people, rather than being about the cis experience of having trans people exist.
I’ve only seen the first two episodes so far, but it’s quite well-made. The same artist who created “Sweet Blue Flower,” the first anime I’ve ever seen that used the words “lesbian” and “bisexual,” wrote the original manga.
The first episode was a hard watch, but it was also really, really… true.
I think I can recommend this one.
Put this on my TV blog, but wanted to show it to followers of my main blog too.
Kimchi and Justice 